A3o —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 2,1980
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. - The
American Angus Auxiliary
elected 1980 officers during
their annual luncheon and
meeting at the National
Western Stock Show m
Denver.
Mrs. Ray Adams from
Tahoka, Texas, was elected
president of the national
Angus women’s group.
President-elect is Mrs. Jack
Rae from Onondaga,
Michigan.
Other officers are: second
vice president, Mrs. Dale
Wells, Dover, Oklahoma;
Schedule set for Farm Equipment Expo
HARRISBURG - Penn
sylvania Agriculture
Secretary Penrose Hallowell
today announced the Second
Annual Farm Equipment
Exposition will be held at the
Farm Show on February 28,
29 and March 1.
“The Farm Equipment
Exposition is an excellent
opportunity for fanners and
the general public to see
what is new in farm
machinery m 1980,” said
Hallowell.
College scholarships open
to Angus enthusiasts
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -
College scholarships totaling
$4,000 will be awarded to
deserving young cattlemen
in 1980 by the American
Angus Auxiliary, reports
Mrs Ray Adams, Tahoka,
Texas, president of the
national Angus women’s
organization.
The money represents an
increase over the amount
offered m 1979, reports Mrs
Dale Wells, Dover,
Oklahoma, scholarship
chairman for 1980
The announcements were
made at the recent annual
meeting of the American
Angus Auxiliary held in
Denver in conjunction with
the National Western Stock
Show
The scholarships will be
awarded to six high school
graduating senoirs who are
active in Angus beef projects
and school, community and
church activities. Three girl
and three boy winners will
be selected from each of the
respective state ap
plications.
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American Angus assoc, elects officers
Auxiliary elects Rae
third vice president, Anne
Patton Gorham, St. Louis,
Missouri; and secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Frank
Hagenbuch from Lawrence,
Kansas.
A total of 158 persons at-
tended the annual Auxiliary
luncheon and heard an in
teresting and educational
presentation by Vemta Van
Caspel from Houston, Texas.
Mrs. Van Caspel,
president of Van Caspel and
Company Inc., a brokerage
firm, and president of Van
“This show is geared to
farmers’ spfecific needs in
supplies and production
machinery.”
A good crowd is expected
for the three-day machinery
expo, winch will feature
everything m farm services
and equipment needs from
seeds and fertilizers to
tractors and combines.
Over 170 commercial
exhibitors will be on hand at
the exposition from 8 a.m. to
9 p.m. daily.
First place scholarship in
each group will be $l,OOO
with $6OO for second and $4OO
for third.
The entry deadline is June
25 and the winners will be
announced following the
judging of the applications
during the American Angus
Futurity in Louisville,
Kentucky. Applications may
be made through state or
regional Angus Auxiliaries
The names of state
chairman, applications and
other information about the
program, can be obtained
from Mrs. Dale Wells, Rt VI,
Dover, Oklahoma 73734.
Much of the Auxiliary
Caspel Financial Planning
Service, talked about “the
money game”, , making
investments, and how in
dividuals can become
financially independent.
Any woman interested in
the Angus breed is invited to
join the American Angus
Auxiliary. For more in
formation about the
organization and its ac
tivities, contact Mrs. Frank
Hagenbuch at Rt 3,
Lawrence, Kansas 66044.
Many of the commercial
exhibitors at the Farm
Equipment Exposition are
dealers and companies who
have not exhibited at the
State Farm Show.
“A series of unique and
interesting events have been
planned to coincide with the
Farm Equipment Ex
position,” said Hallowell.
“Everyone will find
something of interest at the
1980 expo.”
scholarship money is
generated from the sale of a
donated heifer each year at
the American Angus
Futurity The heifer this
year is being donated by
R&J Ranch, Mr and Mrs.
Ray Plumb, Briggs, Texas.
Another first for 1980 is
that the top five girl ap
plicants will be invited to the
national Angus meeting at
the North American In
ternational Livestock Ex
position in Louisville,
Kentucky They will be in
terviewed and the 1981 Miss
American Angus will be
selected from the top five
scholarship applicants.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. - Dave
Pingrey, registered Angus
cattle breeder from Benton,
Mississippi, was elected
president of the American
Angus Association for 1980 at
the organization’s recent
annual meeting in Denver,
Colorado.
Pingrey, who received a
unanimous vote from the 283
delegates attending the
meeting, succeeds retiring
president J. E. Horton Jr. of
Madison, Alabama. Horton,
who conducted the meeting.
Special events at the 1980
Farm Equipment Exposition
include:
Thursday, February 28
9:30 a.m. - Draft Horse and
Mule Show, Large Arena.
11:30 a.m. - Tack Sale, Small
Arena.
1:00 p.m. - Draft Horse and
Mule Sale, Small Arena.
1:00 p.m. - 5,500 pounds Class
Stock Tractor Pull, Large
Arena.
6:00 p.m - 13,000 pounds
Class Stock Tractor Pull,
Large Arena.
Friday, February 29
9:00 a.m. - First Penn
sylvania All Breed Swme
Show, Small Arena.
1:00 p.m. - Lightweight Class
Horse Pull (3,200 lbs. &
less), Large Arena.
7:00 p.m. - Heavyweight
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ANNOUNCING A HEALTHY CROPS MEETING .
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Breeders pick Pingrey
served eight years as an
officer and director, first as
a member of the board of
directors and then as vice
president and president.
Myron O Woolever of
Greencrest Farms,
Umonville, Missouri, was
elected vice president of the
Association. In addition, two
new members were elected
to the board of directors, and
three members whose first
term of office expired were
re-elected to their second
three-year terms on the
Class Horse Pull, (over
3,200 lbs.), Large Arena.
Saturday, March 1
10:00 a.m. - 9,000 lbs." Class
Stock Tractor Pull, Large
Arena.
11:00 a.m. - First Penn
sylvania All Breed Swine
Sale, Small Arena.
1:30 p.m. - Young Farmers
Expo Winter Volleyball
Tournament, Large
Arena.
6:00 p.m. - Tractor Pull
Finals (three classes),
Large Arena.
NOTE: Tickets are
required for this event: $2
for adults and $1 for children
under 12 advance price, $3
for adults and $2 for children
under 12 at the event.
All other events have no
admission charges.
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Tom Burnett - Shop man and soil tester
board The new board
members are Robert
Neumeyer, Bonners Ferry,
Idaho, and Robert L. Sitz,
Harrison, Montana. Board
members who were re
elected afe Ray Adams,
Tahoka, Texas; Robert
Miller, Mabel, Minnesota;
and Don Greiman, Garner,
lowa.
In other business, the
delegates approved, by voice
vote, an amendment to the
Association by-laws that will
halt the issuing of life
memberships in the
American Angus Association
after September 30, 1980.
From that tune on, regular
memberships will be issued,
and this type of membership
will be subject to annual
dues. The status of life
memberships will ,be un
changed, and both active life
and active regular members
of the American Angus
Association will be eligible to
vote.
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